Since 1875, to preserve a strict separation of presidency and legislature, such a speech has been banned.
The presidential election is part of a continuing guerrilla war between conservatives, who are determined to preserve a strict interpretation of Islamic rule, and reformers who have coalesced around Mr. Khatami's calls for more political openness and greater personal freedom.
Sabellianism, named after Sabellius (flourished c. 220), possibly a Roman presbyter, sought to preserve a strict monotheism by holding that Jesus was a form of the one God, a temporary mode of God's revelation.
Firstly, we extend Pareto composition to our model by including equivalence relation ≈, incomparability relation ∥ and conflicting relation ⊥, which can preserve a strict partial order and conditional associativity.
(4) and (5) indicates that flux preserving is a stricter condition than line preserving.
Maintain a strict employee theft policy.
Or do we want to try and preserve a more open society, with strict limits on domestic surveillance and a broad right to privacy, elements of which were in place before 9/11?
The political split has pitted conservatives, who control the judiciary and are determined to preserve adherence to a strict interpretation of Islamic rule, against reformers like President Mohammed Khatami who are equally determined to create a civil society based on tolerance and the rule of law.
The F.D.I.C. has not taken any position on the cash management companies, but a spokesman said that it was important to ensure strict record-keeping to preserve a full accounting of where the deposits ended up.
In our patients, graft function could be preserved by strict dietary intervention in one patient whereas the other patient developed end-stage graft failure and returned to haemodialysis.
